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Exam and Assessment Results

Key Stage 2 SATs

Nationally, all Year 6 children take part in Key Stage 2 Standard Assessment Tasks (SATs) during the Summer term.

Teachers are required to assess each child in the areas of reading, writing and maths in Year 6.

The Reading, Grammar Punctuation and Spelling (GPS) and Maths tests are sent away to be marked and the children are awarded a particular grade. Writing is judged solely on Teacher Assessment. Children are also assessed in Science.

A scaled score of 100 indicates that a child is working at the Expected Standard and 110 indicates Greater Depth.

 

2022 Results 

 

Key Stage 2

 

Percentage of Pupils achieving or exceeding the expected standard at KS2

 

School 

National 

Reading

87%

74%

Writing

71%

69%

 Maths

67%

71%

 Grammar, Punctuation and Spelling

71%

72%

Reading, Writing and Maths Combined

66%

59%

 

Percentage of Pupils exceeding the expected standard at KS2

 

School 

National (2019)

Reading

37%

27%

Writing

13%

20%

 Grammar, Punctuation and Spelling

13%

34%

Maths 

29%

27%

Reading, Writing and Maths Combined

8%

10%

 

Average Scaled Scores at KS2

 

School

National

Reading

107

105

Maths 

106

104

Grammar, Punctuation and Spelling

106

105

 

Key Stage 1

 

Percentage of Pupils achieving or exceeding the expected standard at KS1

 

School 

National

Reading

65%

67%

Writing

62%

58%

Maths

65%

68%

Reading, Writing and Maths

58%

65% (2019 National Average)

 

Percentage of Pupils exceeding the expected standard at KS1

 

School 

National 2019

(2022 not yet available)

Reading

19%

26%

Writing

8%

16%

Maths

8%

22%

Reading, Writing and Maths

8%

12%

 

Year 1 Phonics Screening

 

Percentage of Pupils meeting the standard

School 

National 

69%

75%

 

Early Years Foundation Stage

 

 

School 

National 2019

(2022 not yet available)

Percentage of children achieving a good level of development

83%

72%

 

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